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Tom Riley spoke on behalf of his family and indicated the threat of a moratorium is presenting difficulties and planning for the assessment and impact is difficult. Scott Davis spoke of the Bair Island area and the potential reduction of values. He stated the housing production formula would add $28.00 per square foot to the Floor Area Ratio costs. In effect, he stated, the commercial values would be reduced by 35% Richard Shapiro spoke of process and suggested moving up the study session with the Planning Commission. He stated several concerns regarding necessary use permit requirements, F ARs, parking and housing. Todd Lewis stated the Mel's Bowl site would be significantly affected by the proposed ordinance. He further stated flexibility is needed and encouraged creativity to solve the problem. M/S ClairelHartnett to extend the meeting to 12:00 a.m. The motion passed by a unanimous voice vote. Peter Brandon stated that up to 5,000 employees would be coming to Seaport Boulevard. He stated the housing issue cannot be solved in 45 days and encouraged Council to work on it in a study session. Alicia Guerra stated written comments had been submitted earlier. She further stated her company has submitted a project and requested sites less than one acre be exempted or the ordinance should not apply to projects previously submitted. ' W. John Nicholson spoke of the differences between sites smaller than one acre and larger than one acre. He commended staff for the work done so far but expressed concern that combining both is not feasible. Larry Miller stated he was surprised that sites less than one acre are being affected by the ordinance. M/S Claire/Hartnett to extend the meeting to 12:15 a.m. The motion passed by a unanimous voice vote. 12:00 a.m. - REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MEETING (See Separate Minutes) 10. BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEE REPORTS - B.) Process for Future Traffic Issues; Recommendations: REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES AUGUST 28,2000 PAGE 12